This is a fun, extremely kitschy place to check out if you're in the area and want a break from hiking the Smokies. I also like the pancake place, Flapjack's, next door.
But the real star in that shopping center is Smoky Mountain Farms Jelly House. They have a ton of really interesting jellies and butters that I've never seen anywhere. Corn cob jelly, scuppernong jelly, sweet potato butter. Super cool place if you like different flavors.
I really love those weird collections that are open to the public. I wonder how many people out there are obsessively collecting and cataloging that one theme in their basement.
This is a fun, extremely kitschy place to check out if you're in the area and want a break from hiking the Smokies. I also like the pancake place, Flapjack's, next door.
But the real star in that shopping center is Smoky Mountain Farms Jelly House. They have a ton of really interesting jellies and butters that I've never seen anywhere. Corn cob jelly, scuppernong jelly, sweet potato butter. Super cool place if you like different flavors.
Haven't seen a website like that in a while. Rather nostalgic and cozy.
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I went to a similar museum in Japan, in Arima Onsen. It was a fun, hidden gem.
We visited it on our honeymoon!
It is near a business called Pappy's Junk & Stuff.
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Try: https://www.google.com/maps/@35.7161513,-83.5025844,0a,73.7y...
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I really love those weird collections that are open to the public. I wonder how many people out there are obsessively collecting and cataloging that one theme in their basement.
If they don't have a Salt and Pepa salt and pepper set I will be very disappointed.